《建筑类专业英语 建筑工程 第2册》求取 ⇩

UNIT ONE1

Text The Preface of 《Desdign of Concrete Structure》1

Reading Material A Concrete, Reinforced Concrete, and Prestressed Concrete (1)6

Reading Material B Concrete, Reinforced Concrete, and Prestressed Concrete (2)8

UNIT TWO10

Text Design Codes and Specifications and Safety Provisions of the ACI Code10

Reading Material A Safety Provisions of the ACI Code15

Reading Material B Dimensions and Tolerances17

UNIT THREE19

Text Serviceability19

Reading Material A The Gergely-Lutz Equation for Crack width24

Reading Material B Creep Effect on Deflections under Sustained Load26

UNIT FOUR28

Text Behavior of Reinforced Concrete in Bending28

Reading Material A Reinforced Concrete Beam Behavior (1)34

Reading Material B Reinforced Concrete Beam Behavior (2)35

UNIT FIVE37

Text Fundamentals of Flexural Analysis and Design of Beams37

Reading Material A Reinforced Concrete Members Subject to Axial Loads (1)42

Reading Material B Reinforced Concrete Members Subiect to Axial Loads (2)43

UNIT SIX45

Text Longtime Deflections45

Reading Material A Deflections at Service Loads51

Reading Material B Strength and Deformation of Concrete in Compression53

UNIT SEVEN58

Text Shear and Diagonal Tension58

Reading Material A Design for Shear and Diagonal Tension (1)63

Reading Material B Design for Shear and Diagonal Tension (2)64

UNIT EIGHT67

Text Two-Way Column--Supported Slabs67

Reading Material A Two-Way Edge Supported Slabs (1)74

Reading Material B Two-Way Edge Supported Slabs (2)76

Text Torsion in Reinforced Concrete Members78

UNIT NINE78

Reading Material A Tension Strength84

Reading Material B Torsion and Torsion Plus Shear85

UNIT TEN89

Text Strength under Combined Stress89

Reading Material A Strength under Combined Stress continued95

Reading Material B Reinforced-concrete Beams without Shear Reinforcement98

UNIT ELEVEN99

Text Yield Line Theory of Slabs99

Reading Material A Fundamental Assumptions105

Reading Material B Methods of Analysis107

UNIT TWELVE109

Text Prestressed Concrete109

Reading Material A Sources of Prestress Force114

Reading Material B Prestressing Steels116

Text Fundamentals of Composite Action and Shear Connection119

UNIT THIRTEEN119

Reading Material A Other Types of Composite Construction (1)124

Reading Material B Other Types of Composite Construction (2)126

UNIT FOURTEEN130

Text Bond and Anchorage130

Reading Material A The Nature of Bond Resistance135

Reading Material B The Position of Bars with Respect to the Placing of the Surrounding Concrete138

Text Limit State Design of Brickwork140

UNIT FIFTEEN140

Reading Material A Methods of Construction146

Reading Material B The Strength of Materials148

UNIT SIXTEEN150

Text Soil Mechanics150

Reading Material A Footings (1)155

Reading Material B Footings (2)157

Appendix ⅠVocabulary160

Appendix Ⅱ Translation for Reference164

Appendix Ⅲ Key to the Exercises186